Sentence examples for examination to date from inspiring English sources

But the Brookings paper is his most extensive examination to date of the crisis's origins.

The researchers claim it is the most detailed and powerful examination to date of the effects of eating different types of fats.

The 1999 survey is the most detailed examination to date of the demographic makeup of the nation's schoolchildren, said Amie Jamieson, one of the report's authors.

The study is the most thorough examination to date of how global warming is likely to alter monthly temperature-related mortality in a major metropolitan area, at a time when the world is becoming increasingly urbanized and mayors are pursuing climate adaptation projects in the U.S. and abroad.

Our study provides the most extensive examination to date of p16 mutations in a premalignant tissue (BE).

Our study is the most comprehensive examination, to date, of the role that intranasal medications have on short-term and long-term olfactory function.

Our examinations to date have revealed black carbon particles only in the immediate vicinity of the plate; we have never observed them farther away (Fig. 4d).

Against this background of published literature and based on clinical experience in a practice that has performed over 6000 examinations to date, the current role for PET/CT in the common cancers is outlined below.

LHP has been largely ignored in MPS-based mtDNA examinations to date, with the exception of two studies that developed extremely high sequence coverage depths [24,81], and one other study that reported numerous erroneous LHPs [42].

Overall survival time was also calculated from the date of initial examination to the date of death, or to the date of the 5-year follow-up.

The number of person years was calculated from the date of examination to the date of death, emigration or 31.12.2007, whichever came first.